Club Welfare Officer
I am Pete Reynolds and very proud to hold the office of Club Welfare Officer at Eynsham Association Football Club. I have a son who plays for the club and wanted to get involved with supporting the wider Eynsham AFC committee and youth football teams. I am always happy to answer any question related to safeguarding, or listen to any concerns you have from training or matches home or away. Please use the email address at the bottom of the page and get in touch directly with any assistance you need.
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I wish all players a safe and happy footballing experience at the club.
CWO Responsibilities
1) To be clear about the club's responsibilities when running activities for children and young people.
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2) To help club personnel understand what their ‘duty of care’ towards children and young people actually means and entails on a day-to-day basis.
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Our Club Welfare will ensure policies are in place that protect young people,, that there is an understanding of Safeguarding and procedures to follow. The officer will communicate with all stakeholders about Safeguarding attending county welfare meetings, carry out DBS checks, be an advocate for the Respect program as well as monitor/ investigate any incidents and ensure compliance with the Football Association.
Contact our CWO
If you do have any questions or concerns, reference welfare or safeguarding matters and you would like to discuss with the CWO, either to do with something at Eynsham FC or something you have witnessed at a match or at another club, please do not hesitate to make contact.